Granville Cafe

121 N San Fernando Blvd BurbankCA91502
Closed
Sunday
8:00am-10:00pm
Monday
11:00am-10:00pm
Tuesday
11:00am-10:00pm
Wednesday
11:00am-10:00pm
Thursday
11:00am-10:00pm
Friday
11:00am-11:00pm
Saturday
8:00am-11:00pm
Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard, American Express
Average Rating
4
Total Reviews
(141)
Recommended 4
Not Recommended 0
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Description

This stylish café puts a premium on locally-sourced and sustainable ingredients. The place is wholesome without being staid, a perfect choice for an unpretentious gourmet. Breakfast is popular, with dishes like the power breakfast and carrot hot cakes catering towards the health-conscious who don’t want to sacrifice the Los Angeles brunch ritual. Generous cocktail and brew menus round out the...
by birdeye on March 06, 2024 from birdeye

Tips

Happy Hour:
Happy hour takes place weekdays from 4pm to 7pm, and includes specially priced appetziers like sweet potato fries, Caesar salads and hamburgers. Patrons must spend a minimum of $3.50 on drinks to participate.
by Citysearch on April 21, 2009 from Citysearch

Member Reviews

I give this one star because they managed to spell the name of the cafe correctly.:
I have never visited the one in Burbank. However last weekend I was unfortunate enough to stumble across the one in Glendale.

Not only was I offended by the terrible food and equally terrible service, but I was offended by the servers looming by the computers and tossing around ethnic names in the most disrespectful ways. I am black and I swear to Christ I heard one of the white male servers call someone a jigga boo. Not only that but they carelessly tossed around the word 'Armo' at some middle eastern looking men, that I'm sure, might I add, could hear them. I'm not sure what an Armo is but I assume it's not a nice term.

The service took seriously like two hours.

This place sucks.

I'll go to Katsuya or Frida any day.

And I don't appreciate being judged by the color of my skin. This is NOT 1950. I'm sure others don't either. This is supposed to be a cafe tht is CASUAL without the superorty complex.
by Catherine Kleng on June 05, 2008
Convenient Lunch and Dinner Spot:
The Granville Cafe is located in the heart of Burbank, close to the mall and box stores. Although the menu and food are both great, the service is a little off sometimes. You order on the way in, sit down and they bring the food to you. The the interior is both spacious and nicely designed. It's a great place for working lunch or dinner. (Try counting the people with lanyards and you will see.) Their salads and sandwiches are particularly good. Prices are moderate and there is a full bar, too. There is a lot of parking on San Fernando, but if you want to stay longer, try the parking structures.
by Erron Silverstein (closed) on June 07, 2007
good food, spacey service:
I really like the food here, and the prices are decent. They have a good selection of organic foods on the menu, and the salads are pretty good. Sometimes I just order a soup and a side of grilled veggies and am totally stuffed. But I have to say the service is almost horrible here. The waitstaff is slow and absent-minded and we find ourselves waiting endlessly for silverware or straws. Not a place to go if you're in a rush or have a pet-peeve with incompetent staff.

UPDATE: Service is good for dinner when staff works as usual. It's lunch that's a mess, when you order your food at the cashier, get a number and drink (utensils, etc.) service is handled separately. God help you if you're missing a fork.
by Vani (closed) on July 18, 2007
Hit and miss:
The few times we've been here for dinner it's been pretty good. Some of the salads are tasty tasty.

However at lunch time they lose a few stars because of the completely abysmal service. You order before finding a table for lunch, so all they have to do is bring out food and refill drinks and bring missing utensils and such - but even that they manage to make slow and chaotic.
by Ask (closed) on July 29, 2007

Editorial Reviews

Editorial Review:
Burbank Village storefront eatery serves Angus burgers, small and sharable salads, more to families, area shoppers and casual bar crowd.
by by Contributor at Citysearch on March 12, 2007 from Citysearch

Information from the business

Granville Burbank, Burbank, California. 5,273 likes · 25 talking about this · 31,385 were here. Granville® is a premium-casual restaurant serving the needs of a rapidly growing wholesome food...
by facebook on October 22, 2020 from facebook
This stylish café puts a premium on locally-sourced and sustainable ingredients. The place is wholesome without being staid, a perfect choice for an unpretentious gourmet. Breakfast is popular, with dishes like the power breakfast and carrot hot cakes catering towards the health-conscious who don’t want to sacrifice the Los Angeles brunch ritual. Generous cocktail and brew menus round out the...
by yahoolocal on July 28, 2017 from yahoolocal
Granville Casual Gourmet Cafe offers a range of dining options and maintains a presence in Burbank, Calif. It serves omelets, stuffed vegetables, French toast, burritos, smoked bacon and sausage. The restaurant s menu features salads, soups, quesadillas, Ahi tuna, grilled rib eye, fries and lobster. Granville Casual Gourmet Cafe specializes in offering pork chops, trout filet, smoked...
by yellowpages on February 28, 2017 from yellowpages